Anzar, a left-footed wing half with a ferocious shot, played a total of 169 games and scored 118 goals for Olympique de Marseille. However this figure includes "war championship" (1939–1945) games which were mostly held in separate seasons for the occupied and "free" part of the country, and so are not considered official.
He won the Coupe de France with Marseille in 1938 and as captain in 1943, and the French championship in 1937 and 1948. On 22 May 1943, during the cup final against Bordeaux, Aznar scored a 31st-minute goal which made a hole in the netting (which he claimed was more a sign of the poor equipment available at that time, rather than the power of his shot).
On 4 October 1942, Aznar set an unofficial record by scoring 9 goals in one match against Avignon Foot 84 (Marseille won 20–2), despite being substituted in the 66th minute due to injury. He scored 8 goals in the first half, and is the only player to have scored nine goals in one match in professional French football history. That season he went on to finish as the league's top scorer with 45 goals in 30 league matches and a total of 56 goals in 38 matches including coupe de France games.
Manu, whose career like many others, was upset by the war, had also suffered from a lack of international recognition, playing just one friendly for France in a 6–1 defeat against Bulgaria on 24 March 1938.[1]
After the war he became only a supplement player for Marseille, but contributed to the 1947–48 league campaign with 6 goals in only 8 matches, helping them to win the French championship again.
He died of a heart attack during a Marseille veterans football match at the age of 54 on 4 October 1970, twenty-eight years to the day after his memorable feat against Avignon. He was wearing the Marseille football shirt.
emmanuel, aznar, december, 1915, october, 1970, french, footballer, aznar, 1938personal, informationdate, birth, 1915, december, 1915place, birthsidi, abbès, french, algeriadate, death4, october, 1970, 1970, aged, place, deathmarseille, franceheight1, position. Emmanuel Aznar 23 December 1915 4 October 1970 was a French footballer Emmanuel AznarAznar in 1938Personal informationDate of birth 1915 12 23 23 December 1915Place of birthSidi Bel Abbes French AlgeriaDate of death4 October 1970 1970 10 04 aged 54 Place of deathMarseille FranceHeight1 68 m 5 ft 6 in Position s Wing half forwardSenior career YearsTeamApps Gls 1930 1936SC Bel Abbes 1936 1943Marseille114 92 1943 1944EF Marseille Provence14 4 1944 1952Marseille40 21 International career1938France1 1 Club domestic league appearances and goals Contents 1 Career 2 Honours 3 References 4 External linksCareer editAnzar a left footed wing half with a ferocious shot played a total of 169 games and scored 118 goals for Olympique de Marseille However this figure includes war championship 1939 1945 games which were mostly held in separate seasons for the occupied and free part of the country and so are not considered official He won the Coupe de France with Marseille in 1938 and as captain in 1943 and the French championship in 1937 and 1948 On 22 May 1943 during the cup final against Bordeaux Aznar scored a 31st minute goal which made a hole in the netting which he claimed was more a sign of the poor equipment available at that time rather than the power of his shot On 4 October 1942 Aznar set an unofficial record by scoring 9 goals in one match against Avignon Foot 84 Marseille won 20 2 despite being substituted in the 66th minute due to injury He scored 8 goals in the first half and is the only player to have scored nine goals in one match in professional French football history That season he went on to finish as the league s top scorer with 45 goals in 30 league matches and a total of 56 goals in 38 matches including coupe de France games Manu whose career like many others was upset by the war had also suffered from a lack of international recognition playing just one friendly for France in a 6 1 defeat against Bulgaria on 24 March 1938 1 After the war he became only a supplement player for Marseille but contributed to the 1947 48 league campaign with 6 goals in only 8 matches helping them to win the French championship again He died of a heart attack during a Marseille veterans football match at the age of 54 on 4 October 1970 twenty eight years to the day after his memorable feat against Avignon He was wearing the Marseille football shirt Honours editMarseille Ligue 1 1937 1948 Coupe de France 1938 1943References edit Federation Francaise de Football External links editbiography at om1899 football fr French Player card at om passion com Emmanuel Aznar at National Football Teams com Emmanuel Aznar at the French Football Federation in French Emmanuel Aznar at the French Football Federation archived 2016 03 03 in French Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Emmanuel Aznar amp oldid 1175329783, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
